Overview
Use MCP when you want an agent or IDE client to call Centaur tools directly instead of working through raw REST requests.When to use MCP
Choose MCP when:- your users work in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, or similar agent-capable clients
- you want native tool calling instead of hand-crafted HTTP requests
- you want agent workflows to stay aligned with the public Centaur skill repo
- you need a conventional backend integration
- you want complete control over HTTP calls and retries
- your client does not support MCP
Endpoint
Authentication
Preferred path:- Add the plain MCP URL above in a supported client
- Let the client dynamically register itself when it needs a new OAuth client
- Let the client complete the OAuth sign-in and consent flow
- Reuse the issued access token for later MCP calls
Authorization: Bearer <partner-api-key>when the client supports custom headershttps://partners.centaur.io/mcp?api_key=<partner-api-key>only when the client cannot send headers at all
What Centaur exposes over MCP
Centaur exposes read-only partner data capability families over MCP:- events
- messages
- positions
- discovery
- stats
Scope families
events.readmessages.readpositions.readdirectory.readstats.read
list_traders and list_assets to resolve IDs before calling detail stats.
Compatibility example request
Get started
- Client setup for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, and Claude Code
- Public skill if you want an optional guided workflow after setup
- REST overview if MCP is not the right fit
Related pages
- Public skill repo:
- Authentication
- Client setup